Phillies fall further as Gil len errors aid Cleveland in loss
Gil l en misplay costly as Cleveland beats Philadelphia 4 to 3 in six frames halted by rain. Dowd drove in two runs and McKean scored on a good-batting misplay, dropping Philadelphia to seventh in the race as Baltimore and Boston win. Giants, Chicago, and New York also win. standings and today’s schedule listed.
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Phillies
Cleveland
Gillen
Dowd
McKean
Baltimore
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Giants
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Washington
Philadelphia
Louisville
Phillies Blown Defeat Through Wretched Fielding
Phillies drop to Cleveland in a rain shortened game as Gillen's three errors, Dowd’s fumble, and McKean’s timely hits spark the visitors. Taylor and Cooley failed to drive in runs, while Cross foul outs and risky plays doomed Philadelphia. Cuppy pitched well for Cleveland as Philadelphia left two on base three times and could not rally before rain halted play.
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Phillies
Gillen
Dowd
McKean
Cleveland
Lajoie
Delahanty
Boyle
Geier
Cross
Wallace
Philadelphia
Taylor
Cooley
Cuppy
Burkett
Child
Sockalexis
Zimmer
Childs
McAleer
Dela
Ogle
O'Connor
Delehanty
R.H.O
R. H. O. A. R. Burkett
Vrei Sookal
Del
H'Nty
Boyile
Geler
Rf Oot
M'Aleer
Vavtadee
Ivaaa
Philadelp O'Con Lpia
Philagion Aan
Strack
Cleveland Browns Tie Up At Plate And Patch Up Lineup
MacFarland sore arm. Gillen and Cross key in early innings. McDermott struggles yesterday while Cleveland’s batting order shifts, including a late home run that proves lucky. Boyle hit by foul tip, rain threatens, and new faces may join Browns as Schmelz linked with New York finances.
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Jack Boyle
Del
Gillen
Cross
McDermott
Cleveland
McKean
Boyle
Geler
Phillies
von der Ahe
Goeckle
Wilkesbarre
Clements I
Burkett
Browns
Taylor
Zimmer
John Coleman
Sockalexie
Gus Schmelz
New York
Champions Make It Three Straight Against Colonels
Baltimore defeated Louisville 7 to 5 as the champions stretch their winning streak to three. Attendance was 1,711. Notable players included Keeler, Clark, Stafford, Dexter, and O'Brien among others. Game featured several errors and key hits with McGraw and Jenning participating in double plays. Time of two hours, umpire Hurst.
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Baltimore
The
Colonels
Louisville
R. M. OA
Ponsa
Kon Clark
Keeler
Werden
Doyle
Stafford
Reitz
M’creery
O'Brien
Dexter
Quinn
Rogers
Bow'rm
Magee
Ae Belo
Clark
Rint Pin
McGraw
Jenoble
Pond
Jennings
Stakord
Dithereens
Colts Top Brooklyn in Close East ern Park Tilt
Anson and the Colts defeated the Brooklyns at Eastern Park. After eight tight innings, McMahon’s slow delivery and four errors by Dunn and Shoch allowed four runs in the ninth, sealing Brooklyn’s loss as Chicago’s McMahon, Griffith, and others starred in a high tension game.
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Brooklyn
Anson
Colts
Brooklyns
Eastern Park
McMahon
Dunn
Shoch
Boston Bostons Triumph Over Cincinnati in Tight Contest
In Boston on June 15 the Bostons dominated Cincinnati at every point. Ehret, Cincinnati’s star pitcher, yielded eight singles and a double after Brown replaced him, while Brown proved more effective. Highlights included Duffy’s superb running catch off Miller, Collins’ remarkable stop on Peitz’s hit in the second, and Corcoran’s phenomenal stop in the fifth. The score remained close throughout.
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Boston
Bostons
Cincinnati
Ehret
Brown
Duffy
Miller
Collins
Peitz
Corcoran
Pittsburg Beats German in Third Game at Washington
Heavy hitting defined the contest as Pittsburg took the third game at Washington. German was harshly hit in the sixth, Hughey allowed four straight hits in the ninth before Tannehill took over. Attendance reached 3,500.
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Washington
Pittsburg
Hughey
Tannehill
Parks Shine In Tight Senior Baseball Game
Home run by Brodie and a stolen base lead Washington to a close win. Double plays featured Davis to Padden to Sugden, while Hughey and German pitched. Errors and defensive plays shaped the two hour game with umpire Sheridan calling the balls and strikes.
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Eee
Wilke Esbarrf
EB. F
Betts
Richter
Diggins
Oj Brett
Feary
Mmabossi
McFarlan
Rochester
Wilkesbarre
McMahon
Keenan
Sholta
Venekins
Goeckel
Bruett
Bottenus
Zahner
Polka
Ae Odwell
Brott
Ter
M Farlan
Man
Reenan
Shosta
Keefe
Washington
Pittsburg
A. E. Brown
Smith
I Selbach
Padden
Demont
Davis
Maguire
Brodie
Tucker
Donovan
Eilly
Abbey
Leahy
O’brien
Sugden
German
Hughey
Vancehill
Farrell
Pitsburg
O'Brien
Naerte Davis
Brman
Suger de
Haoghey
Sheridan
Milton B
Nee Eee
C. A. Hoffman
Good Hart
Conroe
Mess'k’y
S'N
Watts
Calhoun
Jain
Shaffer
Allman
Mulhall
Hewitt
Settley
Follmer
Fisher
Crawford
Dunn
Milton
Bloomsburg
Hallman
Dyon
Goodbart
Messerly
Kelly
New York Wins Third Straight Over Browns
New York beat St Louis 9 to 8 in a tight game as Hartman doubled and Sullivan pitched with Clarke briefly on the mound. Tiernan Wilson Turner and Van Haltren provided key hits while errors and stolen bases shaped the late innings in a contest marked by lead changes and a 1 hour 55 minute duration.
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Lowell
Sullivan
Clarke
New York
St. Louis
Tiernan
Wilson
Turner
Hartman
van Haltren
Lally
Cross
Hallman
Grady
Joyce
Clark
Hart
New
Buffalo Holds Off Providence In Slow Game
Buffalo edged Providence 5 to 0 in a pitching duel as Brown stumbled in the fourth and Providence’s defense faltered. Egan scattered hits for Buffalo while Brown issued two walks that fueled the late scoring. Key plays included Wise and Lee scoring on timely hits, with Lyons, Egan, and Murray stealing bases. Umpire Battin called time at 1.55.
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Buffalo
Brown
Egan
Providence
Eaet
Bres Besaeen
Sullivan
Mie Wise
Keight
Lees
Dixon
Barry
Lyons
Murray
Weigand
Cranby
Knight
Battin
Syracuse Stars Stop Scranton With Strong Defense
Syracuse held Scranton to limited scoring as Wellner struggled early before adjusting his delivery. Sharp defense by Syracuse thwarted several threats, resulting in a decisive score for Syracuse over Scranton.
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Syracuse
Wellner
Favith
Scranton
Springfield Wins With Timely Batting in Toronto Game
Toronto June 14 Springfield batted opportunely today to win. Staley came in for Gaston in the fourth and Baker relieved Casey behind the bat. Toronto hit Woods hard but was scattered. Brouthers and Wagner led the hitting honors amid the mid game rally. final score reflects Springfield's victory in a rough backstop.
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Springfield
Toronto
Staley
Gaston
Baker
Casey
Woods
Brouthers
Wagner
Toronto Ringfield
Bloomsburg Defeats Milton In Exciting Game
Special telegram reports Bloomsburg defeated Milton in an exciting game played June 15 in Milton, Pa. The contest featured a close score and notable plays from both teams.
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the Times
Milton
Bloomsburg
Demorest Renews Shutout Bid Before Late Shamokin Rally
Shamokin nearly shut out as Demorests dominate with stellar defense from O Mara Martin and Rice. Owens steals second and scores on Morgan single in ninth inning. Staples steady on mound. final score 7 to 2 with Demorests holding early control.
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TIMES
Williamsport
Demorests
Shamokin
Owens
Morgan
O'Mara
Martin
Rice
Staples
O'Hara
Delay
Anderson
Empire-Ford
Pixley Against Quite an Attractive Programme At Cedar Park
On Saturday afternoon at the Cedar Park Driving Club a notable match is scheduled between William Disston's bay trotting mare Pixley and Charles Chipman's bay gelding Quite an Attractive Programme. The event promises a strong display of trotting speed and stamina.
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Cedar Park
William Disston
Pixley
Charles Chipman
Three Harness Races And Foot Race At Germantown Club
Saturday program includes a 2.35 class trot best two in three, a 3.00 class trot best two in three, and a half mile running race. Club members may enter with Charles Chipman, entertainment committee, Germantown Philadelphia, or at the clubhouse at 1 PM on race day.
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Charles Chipman
Germantown
Philadelphia
Athletics Dominate Hartford as League Standings Shift
The Athletics defeated Hartford 10 to 2 marking a shift in the Atlantic League race. Lancaster continued winning while Paterson and Richmond also claimed victories. Paterson beat Newark 7 to 6 and Richmond beat Reading 3 to 2. Lancaster defeated Norfolk 5 to 2. Team standings show Richmond, Reading, and others with varied records.
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Hartford
Lancaster
Paterson
Richmond
Athletic
Newark
Reading
Norfolk
Athletics Beat Hartford in a walk over
Athletics crushed Hartford 10 to 0 after a third inning explosion as Ames pitched well and the visitors executed sharp double plays. Fry's delivery allowed eight runs in the third inning while Hartford errors remained costly, and the home crowd cheered the strong play despite the rain delay and late start.
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Hartford
Athletics
Fry
Ames
Reading and Richmond Game Highlighted by Leightons Home Run
Rain halted play after seven innings in Reading Pa as two pitchers delivered solid figures. Leighton homered for the standout moment amid on field wrangling with the umpire. Reading tallied four earned runs, Richmond eight, with Foster Elsey and Leighton among the players contributing.
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Reading
Leighton
Barckley
Beamidg Hi
Escor Medae
Richmond
Foster
Elsey
McIntyre
Wells
Hargrove
Lucid
Lever
Gallagher
Slater
McDonald
Elberfeld
Carlin
Paterson Beats Newark In Rain-Delayed Ten Inning Game
In a lengthy contest halted twenty minutes by rain, Paterson won in the tenth with Flaherty sending a two-base hit to center field scoring the base runner. Newark surged in the eighth, but Paterson held, with Gettig pitching until the ninth. Final score Paterson 7 Newark 6.
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Paterson
Flaherty
Newark
Gettig
Cogan
Richmond Beaten at Bridgeton in Two-Run Game
Bridgeton New Jersey June 15 The Richmond Ball Club played a strong game but were edged out by two runs in a surprise defeat. Highlights included several home runs by the visitors, with the final score detailing a tight contest.
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Richmond
Bridgeton
Times
N. J
Richmond Ball Club
Duquesne Tops With Forty High Grades in Trial
Duquesne leads with the highest grade among forty high marks. A company loan of $100 was nearly as strong, lent for a trial period.
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Duquesne
Duquesne Mrc Co and Associates Address List
The data lists business contacts including Duquesne Mrc Co at 908 Walnut Street and firms Yrasine Brown at 4501 Girard Avenue E A Sedgwick Jr at 318 West Cheltea Avenue and Rea Graham at 4923 Germantown Avenue.
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Duquesne Mrc. Co
Walnut Street
Yrasine & Brown
Girard Avenue
E. A. Sedgwick, Jr
Cheltea Avenue
Rea & Graham
Germantown Avenue
Devon's Horse Show Glitters With 205 Horses At Devon Inn
A large green at Devon Inn hosted Devon’s annual horse show with fashionably attired spectators and scores of equipages. Some 205 horses competed across classes from thoroughbred stallions to roadsters, delivering a lively program of judging and prizes for farmers and society attendees alike.
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Devon Inn
Devon
Patron
Br. S
William EB. Miller
Chadd’s Ford
Erling
Ch. S
Cadet
Lizette
Edward Twaddell
Peter Simle, Jr
Peter Simple
Ady
Philadelphia
Onle, Jr
Towle-Lady
Sug Joyce
West Chester
Bessie
B. F
Avery D
H. S. Aye
Westtown
Stella Hill
Spring Hill
Katy Clay
E. L. Ae
Cloud
Gr. m
William Dee
Paoli
Lady
B. m
Elliott W. Lapp
Berwyn
Dandy
Hannabelle
Hengist
Isabelle
E. W. Powell
Stamgraves-Columbia
James P. Calvert
Wyola
Pilot, Jr
Columbia
G. L. Warner
Don Fulano
B. c
Andalusia
Joseph H. Coates
Tressilian
Br. c
Lady Langdale
Henry T
B. S
Heggist
Netta
Sharp
Lady Kate
Ch. m
George H. Earle
Ern
P. M
Hackney Stud
Minnie
Br. m
Fireaway
Sir Charles
W. N. Wilbur
Portia
Imp
Matchless
Pattie
George H. Earle, Jr
Sweet Mary
Donald Grant-Florence
B. W. Twaddell
Blarney
Haymaker
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Miss Carter
Antrim
D. B. Sharp
Bluet
Biner
Charles B. Coxe
Malvern
Pype
Don Feary
Wiliam R. Johnson
Igeon Wing
Ponce de Leon
Luzerne
Maomi
Charles B. Morrison
Carlisle
Sir Marmaduke
Lanzdale
Henry T. Coates
Earl Percy
Puck
William R. Pratt
Tanguy P. O
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Pete
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Dun G
John
Boy Blue
Sk. S
Rob
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George
John A. Kelley
Leord
Jubilee Chief
Conquest
D. B Sharp
C. G
E. W. Twaddell
Deception
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A. H
Prince
James K. Lady
J. E. Baldwin
Juel
B. H. Walker
Centreville
Echo
Audubon
Benjamin R. Walker
New Centreville
All Grit
Clear Grit
B. F. Clse
Bryn Mawr
Har B. Ge
Diamond
Ames Etteriain
Yne
Claes
Ww . m
Cret
G. A Kendall
New
Sammie K
Stamgraves- Hornet
PE. G. L. Warner
Strafford
Stamgraves- Electioneer
J. B. Serrill
Newtown
Artion Oy c. m
John L. Conaway
B. m. Nl
Fo Leeroy Ee
Niga
Wiliborovg iv Aeit Eae
Championship Tennis Opens at Philadelphia Club Grounds
The Misses Atkinson from Staten Island Club advanced in the ladies singles while Miss Bessie Moore defends the U S Canada and Middle States titles. The Wissahickon Heights event also features the Belmont pair Smith and Tete in the gentlemen's doubles as first round play proceeds.
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Wissahickon Heights
Atkinson
Staten Island
Bessie Moore
United States
Canada
Middle States
Belmont
Smith and
Tete
Terday
Edith EB. Rotch
Boston
C. B. Neely
Chicago
Beaumont
Maude Banks
Philadelphia
D. C
Edith Eliot Rotch
Juliette Atkinson
An Rastall
Belmont C. C
Brea
E. B. Beaumont
Miss Atkinson
Staten Island Club
Pisiierines
Frank Edwards
Jon C
Misi K. Atkinson
Aie B. Beaumont
An Edwards
Elmont Co. C
Maud Banks
Philadelphia C. C
K. Atkinson
Edith Kenderdine
Belfield
Elizabeth Kitcha
B. Neely
Cage
Fielding
Judson
Magruder
Steele
Lmont
Sait
Sichel
University of Pennsylvania
Smith and Tete
Thompson
Miss Henson
Belfield Club
Elizabeth Rastall
Stetson Straw Hats Advertised for Men and Women
The John B. Stetson Co at 1108 Chestnut St promotes straw hats to stay cool in warm months. Men’s hats range from 2 to 5 dollars while women’s sailors are priced at 3 and 4 dollars.
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Stetson
John B. Stetson CO
Chestnut St
Filthy water and disease risk blamed on germs
The piece warns that many deadly diseases stem from germs in filthy water and contaminated supplies. It urges using a pure stimulant to keep blood circulating, endorsing Duffy's pure malt whiskey as a remedy to maintain vigor and neutralize contamination in water.
Atkinson Sisters Shine In Belmont Tennis Meet
The Misses Atkinson dominate the Belmont Tennis Club event with strong play and multiple wins. Newcomers Edith Rotch of Boston and C B Neely of Chicago join the field as Belmont players adapt after golf reduced practice.
The Friar Won The Broadway at Gravesend
Two stakes on the Gravesend card highlighted by the Broadway for top three year olds. Hamburg led from the start to win the closing race. Previous chased hard for second as Tom Cromwell was driven to victory.
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Gravesend
Broadway
Sheepshead Bay
Clifford
Sly Fox
Hamburg
Colonial Dame
Pettingill
Tom Cromwell
Domitov
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Clybein
Sims
Cees
Pabgiale Lewis
Tara
Cevarian
Scherer
Elkins
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Wafstin
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St. Nicholas
Caldron
Tim
Ketting
Penn
Thorpe
Ashley Vey
O'Leary
Littlefield
Vernon
Brusaway
Eenee
Ns Ieee
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